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Product Emotions
The best ideas come from a playful yet disciplined approach to design. Think of a child animating a toy he's playing with. In the same way, a designer identifying with the product's emotions can create a gesture, form or mechanism that really captures the essence of its purpose. What does it do? What does it love to do? We like the sports car that wants to tear up the road, the pliers that love to sink its teeth, the boots that want to get muddy. Your customers will love your product when it loves its purpose.
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Servant Design
By considering the functional, ergonomic, and aesthetic purposes of the product in its various use scenarios, a framework for a thoughtful design can be built. It is this anticipation of need, generally found through immersive research that really makes a great design. The design, therefore, can always be looking to benefit the user by offering its service in any circumstance.
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Client Communication
Our most successful relationships have tight communication at the core. By keeping very close to expressed goals and deliverables, we can drive the development forward more efficiently. By understanding and respecting the client's established brand, we can reinforce core business values while developing future products reflecting that brand. Our goal is to provide exactly what our clients want.
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